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Pool School

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Jessica, an imaginative girl who loves pretending to be a shark, arrives with her mother for her first swimming lesson at an outdoor pool. Their teacher, Mr. Mark, guides a small group of children through floating, doggy paddle, kicking and getting their faces wet. Along the way Jessica makes friends with Logan and Stanley, talks about how everyone's body looks different, and works past her fear of the water. She ends by putting her whole head under and standing up for Stanley, with her mom cheering her on.

The Story of Henrietta the Hairy Hippo

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Lucy comes home from school upset that classmates teased her hair, and her animal friends gather to comfort her at bedtime. Molly the meerkat tells her the story of Henrietta, a hairy hippo mocked by her river family who sets off to find a new home. Henrietta travels through the desert with Dennis the Dromedary, escapes a giant spider in the jungle with help from monkeys, and climbs the Blue Mountain where the snip-snip bird gives her a princess hairdo. She returns to the Zambam River, shares her adventures, and the other hippos welcome her back with a big splash.

The Double Dare

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Brother Bear sets out to win back Sister's jump rope from Too Tall and his gang, and after crossing a log on a dare he is invited to tag along. The gang keeps daring, double-daring and de-double-daring him into riskier stunts, ending with stealing watermelons from Farmer Ben's patch, where Brother is caught. Farmer Ben explains, using chickens and sheep, why following the crowd is a mistake. Brother takes the lesson to heart, refuses the next round of dares, and returns Sister's rope.

Just Like Mama

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On a bright day on Puffin Rock, puffins Mama and Una set off to gather seaweed while baby Baba and Papa stay behind to guard the burrow from lurking seagulls. Along the way Mama and Una jump on seaweed and race a dogfish, and Una discovers that a large great blackback gull is what has scared the other birds from the cliff. Mama confronts the gull and drives it off, keeping her puffling safe and letting the seagulls return. The family reunites at the burrow, having each done their part.

Blue Mountains

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On a family picnic, two dog sisters and a fairy set out beyond the Blue Mountains to find the softest, warmest beds in the whole world, all acted out with the family's own paws and feet. Along the way they climb hills, scratch open a magic wall, and meet a fox who claims to be kindly. The fox turns out to be a trickster and traps the cautious big sister, until her little sister rescues her. They make up, find the warm beds, and the story ends with everyone asleep.

Work

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Two sisters and their young cousin turn the living room into a pretend office where they make drain pipes for pay. Bluey plays the boss and grows increasingly bossy, ordering her workers to be her chair and clean with their bottoms, and firing the cousin's frog character for dancing. Outside, the frog keeps dancing and is spotted by a famous ballerina named Pavlova, who invites Bingo's rabbit to perform. The game ends with a dance on a glowing theatre stage.

Ty's Superhero

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Bea welcomes her new friend Megan to the treehouse, where they and Ty play as the superhero Magnificent Block Buddies in a colourful block-built neighbourhood. When Megan says Ty cannot be Super Zoom because of his skin colour, Ty is hurt and leaves, and the Kindness Club sets out to make things right. At his grandmother's home, Megan remembers being told she could not play because she is a girl and realises she made Ty feel the same way. She apologises, the friends talk about standing up when something is unfair, and everyone reunites to build the playset and share lunch.

The Potato Collection/Nico and the Nutty Buddies

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In two stories set in Fuzzy Town, raccoon Carl and his animal friends navigate friendship at school. In the first, Carl wants to win School Spirit Day with a potato diorama of the staff, but he hurts Forrest by dismissing his roller-skate idea; he learns to make a sincere apology and uses a potato to power Forrest's helmet lights. In the second, Nico joins the Junior Nutty Buddies, and when the club leader bullies Forrest for a nut allergy, Nico gives up his membership to defend him and the other members follow. Both stories end with the friends celebrating together.

A New Friend/Lotta the Copycat

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The episode tells two stories. In the first, Carl, a young collector, meets Paolo, a boy who speaks using a tablet, and after some children try to leave Paolo out at the park, Carl invites him to join the games. In the second, a new classmate named Lotta keeps copying the popular Nico until her annoyance boils over, and the friends learn Lotta was nervous and wanted to fit in. Both stories end with the friends playing together, and the cast includes autistic characters whose differences are talked about openly.

Wembley and the Gorgs

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When Boober's lucky walking stick breaks, Gobo and Wembley go to the giant Gorgs' garden for a new one, and Wembley is captured by the Gorg family. He enjoys being treated as their prized 'loyal subject' until his friends arrive to rescue him and are caught too. The Fraggles escape together, and Wembley realizes that comfortable captivity is still captivity. In a parallel thread, the inventor Doc leaves to collect an award but hurries home because he misses his dog Sprocket.

Savannah

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This documentary explores the African savannah from the point of view of its smallest animals, including an elephant shrew, a band of dwarf mongoose, a nesting crowned plover and a dung beetle. A narrator follows them through the seasons as the great wildebeest and zebra migration sweeps in, bringing both danger and opportunity. The small creatures forage, cooperate and defend their young against predators and trampling herds. By the end the migration moves on, the eggs hatch, the beetle wins a mate, and the mongoose welcome new recruits as life settles back to calm.

The Tale of the Secret Treehouse

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Peter Rabbit and his friends Benjamin and Lily need a new place to hide from Mr. Tod, the fox who is always hunting them. They find a treehouse in the squirrels' camp, but Nutkin the squirrel says they must first pass three tests of strength, skill and bravery. Peter fails the final jump, yet when an owl attacks the squirrels the rabbits rush in to help and use everything they learned to save the day. Nutkin rewards their courage by giving them the treehouse, and Benjamin admits he is still afraid of heights.